Kourtney Kardashian Gets Emotional Talking About Married Life With Travis Barker
"It's such a beautiful thing to be able to live as if no one else is watching."
The second season of Hulu's The Kardashians seems to be promising an inside look at the life Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are building as newlyweds.
A new trailer for the reality series dropped yesterday, teasing more loved-up Kravis footage. During a confessional, the Poosh founder got emotional while speaking candidly about her husband.
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"It's such a beautiful thing to be able to live as if no one else is watching," she said.
The second season of the show officially drops on Hulu on September 22.
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Kardashian and Barker officially tied the knot in an intimate courthouse wedding in Santa Barbara this May. They had previously attempted to get married in April, after attending the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, but it was later confirmed that the nuptials were not yet legal because they failed to obtain a marriage license.
After their courthouse wedding, Kardashian and Barker threw a larger, more luxe bash in Portofino, Italy, where they had their third wedding ceremony. For her special day, Kardashian wore a corseted bridal minidress by Dolce & Gabbana. The unconventional piece was accompanied by a dramatic cathedral lace veil, which was hand-embroidered with floral details, an image of the Virgin Mary, and the words family, loyalty, and respect.
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The mom of three previously talked to BAZAAR.com about her and Barker's infamously unabashed PDA.
"I think that Travis looks at life in a really special way like no one that I've known, to where it's as if nobody exists," she explained. "I can get more shy but it's helped me so much to be present and pretend like no one's there. My mom will be like, 'Can you stop for one second and talk to me?'"
This article originally appeared on Harper’s BAZAAR US.